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This document provides guidelines for creating lifting plans and identifies factors that determine if a lift is routine or non-routine. It establishes that lifts requiring special equipment, operating near other structures, lifting irregularly shaped loads over 75% of rated capacity, or loads without known lifting points would be considered non-routine and require more planning. All other lifts under 50 tons not meeting the non-routine criteria are routine.

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Flowchart

This document provides guidelines for creating lifting plans and identifies factors that determine if a lift is routine or non-routine. It establishes that lifts requiring special equipment, operating near other structures, lifting irregularly shaped loads over 75% of rated capacity, or loads without known lifting points would be considered non-routine and require more planning. All other lifts under 50 tons not meeting the non-routine criteria are routine.

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Document No.

: Creating Lifting Plan Guidelines Comment close on:


WSHP-HKS-03 WG DRAFT for Industry and Public Comment 31 Aug 2014; 2359 hrs

START
No
Lifting more
Yes
than 50Ton

No

Requires Tandem Lift or Yes


Special Crane
Configuration (Fly Jib etc)

No

Operating over or near Yes


other building, sensitive,
difficult or restricted areas

No Non -
Routine Lift
Use of Special
Equipment, Man Yes
Basket, etc

No

Lifting of Machinery without Yes


known lifting points

No

Lifting more than 75% Yes


of rated load chart

No
Irregular shape / difficult Yes
to estimate weight and
Center of Gravity

Routine Lift

29 July 2014 Page 9

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